What Do Experiments Examine

question 15

Multiple Choice

What do experiments examine?

• A) the effects of control factors on dependent variables
• B) the effects of dependent variables on independent variables
• C) the effects of independent variables on dependent variables
• D) the effects of independent variables on control factors

Develop awareness of social norms and strategies that promote helping behaviors.

Understand and define the concept of conformity, including its classification as prosocial or antisocial.

Recognize situations where conformity to social norms is more likely to occur and explain why with examples.

Define and understand empathy, including whether it is exclusive to humans or present in other animals.

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Definitions:

Categorical Syllogisms

A kind of syllogism where the argument is based on the inclusion and exclusion of categories or groups.

Possible Figures

In syllogistic logic, refers to the different valid arrangements of the major, minor, and middle terms in syllogisms.

Categorical Syllogisms

A kind of logical argument that involves two premises and a conclusion, each statement beginning with "all", "no", or "some", referring to the relationships between categories.

Unstated Conclusion

A conclusion that is implied within an argument but not explicitly expressed.